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Hey /sci/ I have a 13 page exam I need to deliver in 2 weeks
My subject is radiography and ethics/communication
I need problem and some themes and a problem to write about
Any ideas? I basically need an ethical dilemma within communication or ethics in the field of radiography (x-ray, radiology, medicine)
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What can even be unethical about radiography
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>>7785171
patient care, radiation protection
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This is more of a genuine question from a physicist than an example but it may work for you so here goes.
Why is it safer to perform radiography exams on a pregnant woman up to a certain point in the pregnancy rather than performing them after a certain point. An unborn fetus is always growing and the number of cells early on are nearly countable. If one of them is damaged it is a larger overall effect on the fetus, so why not have the idea that it is ok to perform these procedures after a certain time rather than the other way around?
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>>7785162
A man is tied to traintracks with a train barreling towards him. A separate track has 10 men tied to it. An evil villain controls the switch that will move the train to the separate track. He will switch if you x-ray his head. Do you x-ray his head?
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